Nothing terribly complicated here. My CFII card (above, at
/dev/sdb1) is about a decade old and occasionally becomes corrupted. To recover the photos I use photorec which is part of testdisk:
sudo apt-get install testdisk
sudo photorec
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| Select the correct device, in this case /dev/sdb |
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| Search |
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| Pick the correct file system, typically FAT16 or 32 |
Also select a place to store the recovered photos. Then recover:
And you're done.
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